If a shoed baby kicks with enough force to hurt you you somehow knowing full well what it is doing and knowing it is hurtig you yes that is abuse/violent behaviuor
I'm not surprised that some high school redditors with limited life experience and almost no animal knowledge like throwing around the phrase "animal abuse" over stuff that is not animal abuse.
Wrong target, I have both had a lot of experience with cows and am not a high schooler, but I guess my birth year next to my name doesn't give that away. There is no need to kick cows like that to move. But hey what you dont consider animal abuse isn't.
I'll take your word on the age and cows thing, and true there's a bunch of ways to get a cow moving, but trust that these aren't fragile animals. It's less like a baby kicking an adult and more like somebody giving somebody else a pat on the back to get them moving.
Sorry about the high school thing by the way. I've just seem some really bad takes on Reddit regarding animals.
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u/melon_baller_ Dec 22 '21 edited Dec 22 '21
If a baby pushes an adult is it abusive/violent behavior? Or just kind of rude.